Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Home and National Museum
3027 E S St, Lincoln City, Indiana 47552
Explore the Indiana landscape where Abraham Lincoln grew up, with museum exhibits, the Lincoln family cabin site, a pioneer cemetery, and a living historical farm.
Colonel William Jones Home
620 E County Rd 1575 N, Gentryville, Indiana 47537
Built between 1807 and 1810, the Colonel William Jones Home preserves the legacy of an Indiana pioneer, military leader, and friend of William Henry Harrison. The historic home also shares important connections with Abraham Lincoln's boyhood in Spencer County.
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
3027 E S St, Lincoln City, Indiana 47552
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial preserves the landscape where Abraham Lincoln spent much of his youth. Visitors can explore exhibits, walking trails, and a reconstructed pioneer homestead while learning about the experiences that helped shape the future president.
Lincoln Landing Monument
101-223 Clark St, Rockport, Indiana 47635
A Rockport riverfront monument recalling Abraham Lincoln’s southern Indiana years and the Ohio River Valley’s role in his early story.
Lincoln Memorial Picnic Grounds
521 N Main St, Jonesboro, Illinois 62952
Lincoln Memorial Picnic Grounds commemorate Abraham Lincoln's connections to southern Indiana and provide a peaceful place to reflect on his early years. The site offers both historical significance and scenic surroundings.
Lincoln Pioneer Village and Museum
928 Fairground Dr, Rockport, Indiana 47635
Lincoln Pioneer Village and Museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore local history, regional heritage, and the stories that helped shape the surrounding community. Travelers interested in discovering hidden gems, historical connections, and the character of the Midwest will find...
Little Red Brick House
622-420 French Island Trail, Newburgh, Indiana 47630
The historic Little Red Brick House in Newburgh, Indiana, is an 1850s-era landmark that was saved from demolition in 2017. Originally located on West Jennings Street, the 150-year-old structure was moved to the Old Lock and Dam Park along the...
Millennium Park Rock (Historical)
622-416 French Island Trail, Newburgh, Indiana 47630
The Millennium Park Rock is not a formal park in Newburgh, Indiana; this historical name likely refers to the prominent, fossil-rich geological formations and rocky riverbanks situated at the town's premier riverside destination.
Mount Vernon Indiana
399-327 Main St, Mount Vernon, Indiana 47620
Mount Vernon, Indiana serves as a historic Ohio River community with strong ties to transportation, industry, and regional development. Its riverfront setting and local landmarks make it an important stop along the Ohio River Scenic Byway.
Newburgh Indiana
Listed in City, Civil War, Lincoln Heritage Trail, Ohio River Scenic Byway, Visited by Old Folks Adventures
County Rd 850 W, Newburgh, Indiana 47630
Newburgh Indiana offers visitors an opportunity to explore local history, regional heritage, and the stories that helped shape the surrounding community. Travelers interested in discovering hidden gems, historical connections, and the character of the Midwest will find this site a...
Abraham Lincoln Boyhood Home and National Museum
3027 E S St, Lincoln City, Indiana 47552
Explore the Indiana landscape where Abraham Lincoln grew up, with museum exhibits, the Lincoln family cabin site, a pioneer cemetery, and a living historical farm.
Colonel William Jones Home
620 E County Rd 1575 N, Gentryville, Indiana 47537
Built between 1807 and 1810, the Colonel William Jones Home preserves the legacy of an Indiana pioneer, military leader, and friend of William Henry Harrison. The historic home also shares important connections with Abraham Lincoln's boyhood in Spencer County.
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
3027 E S St, Lincoln City, Indiana 47552
Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial preserves the landscape where Abraham Lincoln spent much of his youth. Visitors can explore exhibits, walking trails, and a reconstructed pioneer homestead while learning about the experiences that helped shape the future president.
Lincoln Landing Monument
101-223 Clark St, Rockport, Indiana 47635
A Rockport riverfront monument recalling Abraham Lincoln’s southern Indiana years and the Ohio River Valley’s role in his early story.
Lincoln Memorial Picnic Grounds
521 N Main St, Jonesboro, Illinois 62952
Lincoln Memorial Picnic Grounds commemorate Abraham Lincoln's connections to southern Indiana and provide a peaceful place to reflect on his early years. The site offers both historical significance and scenic surroundings.
Lincoln Pioneer Village and Museum
928 Fairground Dr, Rockport, Indiana 47635
Lincoln Pioneer Village and Museum offers visitors an opportunity to explore local history, regional heritage, and the stories that helped shape the surrounding community. Travelers interested in discovering hidden gems, historical connections, and the character of the Midwest will find...
Little Red Brick House
622-420 French Island Trail, Newburgh, Indiana 47630
The historic Little Red Brick House in Newburgh, Indiana, is an 1850s-era landmark that was saved from demolition in 2017. Originally located on West Jennings Street, the 150-year-old structure was moved to the Old Lock and Dam Park along the...
Millennium Park Rock (Historical)
622-416 French Island Trail, Newburgh, Indiana 47630
The Millennium Park Rock is not a formal park in Newburgh, Indiana; this historical name likely refers to the prominent, fossil-rich geological formations and rocky riverbanks situated at the town's premier riverside destination.
Mount Vernon Indiana
399-327 Main St, Mount Vernon, Indiana 47620
Mount Vernon, Indiana serves as a historic Ohio River community with strong ties to transportation, industry, and regional development. Its riverfront setting and local landmarks make it an important stop along the Ohio River Scenic Byway.
Newburgh Indiana
Listed in City, Civil War, Lincoln Heritage Trail, Ohio River Scenic Byway, Visited by Old Folks Adventures
County Rd 850 W, Newburgh, Indiana 47630
Newburgh Indiana offers visitors an opportunity to explore local history, regional heritage, and the stories that helped shape the surrounding community. Travelers interested in discovering hidden gems, historical connections, and the character of the Midwest will find this site a...
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